Hairy Waterclover is an aquatic fern that resembles a four-leaf clover, with leaves that float on the water's surface. Its leaves are covered with fine hairs, giving it a unique texture. This plant is often used in aquariums for its attractive foliage.
Habitat
It is found in shallow water or moist soil around ponds and streams.
Diet
Provides habitat for aquatic insects and small amphibians.
How common
Uncommon
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